Godfrey
somewhat colored
Boiler Room - Santa Clara 2024
Leica IIIc + Color-Skopar 28mm f/3.5
Fujifilm ACROS 100
Enjoy! G
Boiler Room - Leica IIIc, Color-Skopar 28mm, ACROS 100
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Boiler Room - Santa Clara 2024
Leica IIIc + Color-Skopar 28mm f/3.5
Fujifilm ACROS 100
Enjoy! G
Freakscene
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Really nice tones. Have you stored some Acros or is it Acros II? Neither are very affected tonally by developer, but what developer did you use?
Marty
Marty
Godfrey
somewhat colored
Thank you, Marty!
It was ACROS 100 ... not the II version ... that carried an expiration date of November 2016; I rated it ASA 100, should probably have rated it ASA 80. I have five more rolls. It was processed in HC-110 diluted 1:49, 8 min @ 70°F in an Agfa Rondix tank with continuous agitation. That's pretty much my standard processing for almost all films except for the Washi rice paper film and Ferrania P30 (which I find needs lower concentration, like 1:99, and double the processing time to tame its contrast).
It is in some ways quite amazing to me how this 80 year old camera still feels remarkably modern. 🙂
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It was ACROS 100 ... not the II version ... that carried an expiration date of November 2016; I rated it ASA 100, should probably have rated it ASA 80. I have five more rolls. It was processed in HC-110 diluted 1:49, 8 min @ 70°F in an Agfa Rondix tank with continuous agitation. That's pretty much my standard processing for almost all films except for the Washi rice paper film and Ferrania P30 (which I find needs lower concentration, like 1:99, and double the processing time to tame its contrast).
It is in some ways quite amazing to me how this 80 year old camera still feels remarkably modern. 🙂
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